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Gold/Mining/Energy : Copper Fox

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To: Underhill69 who wrote (9731)11/28/2015 10:21:17 PM
From: louel2 Recommendations   of 10654
 
Only read what is in red. That is the important part of the statement. Leave out the black print it is subject to protecting the company rights and reputation.
Companies do what it can to project an image of honesty and fairness . Doing otherwise instills a segment of distrust in many potential investors. If they mistreat someone they work with, what would do to the rest who are just numbers on a list?

There for I expect a mutually agreed upon settlement. Where in the respect for each others interests, the terms will be kept private.

Catherine stayed on while others dropped their insider status at a lot higher price. Which allowed them to sell all or part of their holdings if they chose to do so, without reporting. No one would really know.

With Ms. Henderson staying on as CFO, had she reported dumping her holdings at 60 cents. It would not have changed the value of the company. But could well have caused an undesirable reaction in share price. Certainly pressure for a person in that position. Then it appears, she never resigned or retired but was involuntarily replaced.

Perhaps there are prevailing circumstances average shareholders are not now or ever will be aware of.
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